Kagen Albright is an American glass artist, renowned for his intricate and richly detailed sculptures. His artistic work is distinguished by the masterful use of the *murrine* technique, with which he creates intricate compositions by assembling sections of polychrome glass canes. His works draw inspiration from the natural world, depicting subjects such as marine creatures, floral motifs, and organic forms, often interpreted with a notable degree of abstraction and geometric precision. Through his technical skill and artistic vision, Albright has gained widespread recognition in the field of contemporary art glass. His works have been exhibited internationally and are included in the permanent collections of prestigious institutions, such as the Corning Museum of Glass, solidifying his reputation as one of the leading figures of his generation in the field of lampworking.